StarTech.com Ceiling TV Mount - Long Pole (FPCEILPTBLP)

159,00 GBP

Description

Securely mount your flat-panel TV to a ceiling or overhead structure, and customize your viewing angle with easy position adjustments. Now, you can suspend your flat-screen television in an area with a high ceiling, for optimal viewing. This flat-screen TV ceiling mount supports VESA mount compatible TVs from 32" to 70" in size. It features a long pole that extends from 8.2 to 9.84 ft. (2.5 to 3 m), making it easy to adjust the distance from the ceiling. Its full-motion design lets you change your screen position and angle. The ceiling TV mount lets you mount your flat-panel LCD, LED or plasma TV in a prominent area. It's ideal for use in lobbies, entrances or other areas with high ceilings. The heavy-duty steel TV ceiling mount is compatible with a wide selection of TVs, able to securely support a 32" to 70" display, with a weight capacity of up to 110 lb. (50 kg). To keep the cables concealed and organized, you simply run them through the cable management channel inside of the pole, exiting near the top. With an adjustable length, the telescopic-style pole makes it easy to mount your display at the desired distance from the ceiling and works well with a range of ceiling heights. The robust steel pole can extend from 8.2 to 9.84 ft. (2.5 to 3 m), with a total lift (height extension) of 19.6" (.5 m). The flat-screen TV ceiling mount is designed to accommodate a wide variety of ceiling types. The ceiling mount swivels, so you can adjust the mount to work with virtually any type of ceiling for level viewing, including sloped ceilings (up to 60°), and pitched or horizontal (flat) ceilings. You can adjust your flat-screen TV to create a comfortable viewing angle, by tilting it (up to -25°) down towards your audience for optimum visibility. The full-motion mount lets you swivel your display around the pole + 180° / - 180°, without using tools, which makes it easy to set up for viewing from any direction you choose. The hook-and-mount design of the TV ce